NPR Programs: Tell Me More Podcast

Stories: 1) 'The Father Factor' In Kids' Lives 2) Tax Deductions: Putting More Money In Your Pocket 3) Can Playing Minecraft Teach Kids To Code? 4) Should Kindergarteners Stop Finger Painting And Start Learning French? 5) Calas, The Forgotten Fat Tuesday Treat

Stories: 1) To Get More Women In Tech, Start At Home And School 2) 'Blade Runner' Trial Becomes Media Frenzy 3) Listeners In Uproar About Scott Lively Interview 4) Alvin Ailey Artistic Director Moves To Missy Elliot 5) Best Picture Win For '12 Years A Slave' Sends New Message To Hollywood? 6) Actress Alfre Woodard On Truthful Storytelling In '12 Years A Slave'

Stories: 1) Will President's Initiative Be A 'Game-Changer' For Young Men Of Color? 2) Rep. Keith Ellison Wonders Why 'People Care' About His Muslim Faith 3) Venezuela Protests Proof President Maduro Lacks Chavez Charisma 4) Should The NFL Police The N-Word?

Stories: 1) Uganda Punishing Gays: 'Sodomy Is Not A Human Right' Says Evangelical Leader 2) Community Colleges Missing The Mark For Men Of Color 3) In Parts Of Vermont, Heroin Is 'The Easiest Drug To Get' 4) Scandal's Dangerous Dad Turns The Tables 5) Chokwe Lumumba: From 'Radical' To 'Revolutionary'

Stories: 1) Ugandan Gay Activist: President Will Have No Problem Putting Me In Jail 2) Do Tech Startups Need More Soul? 3) Decades Later, Veteran Finally Gets His Due With Medal Of Honor 4) Going 'Afro Global' For Black History Month

Stories: 1) Do Religious Freedom Bills Discriminate Against LGBT? 2) Who's Paying For Detroit's Recovery Plan? 3) Understanding How Employers May Change Your Retirement Fund 4) Paternity Leave: Why Men Don't Take It, But Should

Stories: 1) Olympics: Goodbye Sochi, Hello Brazil 2) Rosie Perez: 'I Refused The Limitations That Were Set Upon Me' 3) Black, British And 'Brain Drained': Playwright Takes Charge In Baltimore

Stories: 1) Being A World Away When Your Country Is In Crisis 2) Voting Rights: Time To Think Differently For Those Who've Done Time? 3) From Buddhism to Baha'i: Black Faith Spreads Across All Religions 4) Are The Barbershop Guys Sorry They Are Not Idris Elba?

Stories: 1) North American Summit Like 'A Long But Rushed Lunch' 2) Russia After Olympic Hockey Loss: 'Like A Massive Death In The Family' 3) New Show Challenges Idea That 'Nobody Cares About The Caribbean?' 4) Bunji Garlin: Tears For Fears Reminds Me Of Childhood 5) Former Gadhafi Basketball Player Recalls Escaping Libya

Stories: 1) Red State Hospitals Pressured To Care For The Poor Without More Medicaid 2) 'Loud Music' A Case Of 'Testosterone, Guns, And Florida' 3) Michael Dunn And Miami Dolphins Show It's Time To Step Up 4) Music Star Stromae's Lyrics 'Show A Different Vision Of The World'

Stories: 1) Verdict In Florida's Loud Music Trial Causes Uproar Over Self Defense Laws 2) Long-Term Unemployed End Up Earning Less After They Get A Job 3) Is Egypt Cracking Down On Freedom Of Press? 4) Bringing Up Olympians: Athletes' Parents Shed Their Own Blood, Sweat And Tears

Stories: 1) Why "No One is Running With the President in Missouri" 2) Jay Z Or Jay-Z? Buzzfeed Tells You When To Hyphenate 3) Remembering The Radio Stations That Got Loud With 'Black And Proud' 4) Did Michael Sam Take A 'Huge Risk' To Come Out Before The Draft?

Stories: 1) Can Federal Program Keep Mom And Dad Together? 2) Are Tech Execs Uncomfortable Around Young Black Men? 3) Why Stuart Hall Was The 'Godfather Of Multiculturalism' 4) From Top Model To Black Panther, Yaya Is 'Truly African-American' 5) Afro Latino Music: Reimagining Songs Rooted In The Slave Trade

Stories: 1) Fixing Poverty Is More Complicated Than Handing Out Cash 2) Winter Olympics: Empty Seats Signify Low Interest? 3) U.S. Mayor Recalls Putting Together The First Jamaican Bobsled Team 4) Love And Romance: Is One Race More Attractive Than Another?

Stories: 1) Coping With The Cold Is About Survival For The Homeless 2) How Not To Get Swept Off Your Feet By A Sweetheart Scam 3) Children And Anorexia: Noticing The Warning Signs 4) Fighting Gender Bias: 'Women Need To Be Savvier Than Men' 5) Nigerian-American Writer Teju Cole Shares His Personal Playlist